Isa walks onto the mats with a serious weight advantage over Marek (160 cm / 60 kg) — and absolutely no intention of being modest about it.

If there’s one thing Isa enjoys, it’s getting the chance to show just how good she is, especially against a smaller opponent. And Marek gives her the perfect opportunity.

From the beginning, she uses her size, strength and wrestling skills to take control. He keeps trying to fight his way back into the match, but Isa is having far too much fun controlling the smaller man, shutting down his attempts and reminding him exactly who is running the show.

And Isa’s attitude might be the best part. Humility was definitely left outside the door. She knows she has the advantage, she knows she’s good, and she makes sure Marek knows it too.

For Isa, this isn’t only about winning. It’s an opportunity to show off, play with her smaller opponent and put him firmly in his place.

Marek may be brave enough to step onto the mats with her... but bravery doesn’t make him any bigger.

My FIRST competitive wrestling match after ACL reconstruction... so naturally, I picked Isa Fight. ?

Lara the Warrior – 171 cm / 71 kg

Isa Fight – 168 cm / 77 kg

And yes, I made sure to take her completely fresh as my first opponent of the day. Because apparently choosing an easy, gentle return to competitive wrestling was never going to happen with me. ;-)

I was around 7 months after my ACL reconstruction, and I knew exactly what kind of opponent Isa was.

She has a very physical, aggressive style, she’s heavier than me, incredibly strong, and she certainly isn’t the kind of woman who is going to make a comeback match easy for her opponent.

But I couldn’t resist.

And neither could my ego.

One of the things I really like about wrestling Isa is how ALIVE she is on the mats. She’s constantly moving, constantly working and constantly looking for another opportunity. She doesn’t want to make anything even slightly easier for her opponent. If something doesn’t work, she keeps going, changes direction and tries something else.

She simply doesn’t give up.

At 77 kg against my roughly 71 kg, Isa also has a noticeable weight advantage, and combined with her strength and physical style, that makes her a pretty interesting choice for my first competitive test after knee surgery.

Probably not the easiest choice.

But absolutely the kind of challenge I had been missing.

This is real competitive wrestling. We both want to score, neither of us wants to give anything away.

For me, though, this match meant something extra. After seven months of recovery, rehabilitation and gradually getting back onto the mats, this was finally the moment to stop wondering how I would feel in a real fight and actually find out.

And punishment round for the looser agreed :-p

This time Frank steps onto the mats with Isa Fight — and he knows very well that he’s not getting an easy opponent.

Before the fight starts, we have a short and friendly conversation with both of them. I really like including these little interviews because you get to know the fighters a bit as people before suddenly watching them switch modes and go after each other on the mats. It makes the whole video feel much more personal to me.

Then the smiles have to wait.

Isa Fight is 168 cm and 77 kg and you already know what kind of fighter she is. Strong, physical, determined and always trying to overwhelm her opponent with pressure. She has been working hard on her strength and when she gets an opportunity to use it, she definitely doesn’t waste it.

Frank is 183 cm and around 85 kg, so this time Isa doesn’t have the huge weight advantage she sometimes enjoys against other opponents. And Frank certainly isn’t planning to make her life easy. He’s stubborn, competitive and always fights hard for every point. Even when things aren’t going his way, he keeps looking for another opportunity.

They get 15 minutes of real competitive wrestling to find out who can impose their game on the other.

And there is an extra motivation to win this one, because once those 15 minutes are over, the winner gets another 5-minute punishment round with the loser.

So neither of them wants to be on the wrong side of that result. ?

I hope you’ll enjoy not only the fight itself but also the little conversation around it. I love making these matches feel a bit more personal, so please let me know what you think afterwards. I always appreciate your feedback and ideas for future matchups!

Both of these women should already be familiar to many of you.

Isa Fight is known for her incredible strength, pressure, and determination. At 168 cm and 77 kg, she is always a difficult challenge for anyone who steps onto the mats with her. She loves physical wrestling, pushes the pace hard, and never gives up easily.

Sativa Mist is a completely different kind of problem. Technical, intelligent, experienced, and incredibly efficient. She has a way of staying calm under pressure while constantly finding openings and turning situations in her favor.

The two previously met in Budapest.

At the time, Isa was exhausted after a long weekend of wrestling and filming. Many people wondered what the match might have looked like if she had been fully rested and able to perform at her best.

Well...

Now we finally get the chance to find out.

This is a rematch: 15 minutes of fully competitive wrestling followed by a punishment round for the winner.

Neither woman wants to lose.

Isa wants to prove that things might have gone differently under better circumstances. Sativa wants to show that the previous result was no accident.

Both come prepared. Both come motivated. Both come to win.

But there is one problem.

Only one of them can.

Enjoy the show.

Most of the time, you know Isa as the wild competitor who charges forward and tries to overwhelm her opponents with strength, pressure, and relentless energy.

But this time you get to see a different side of her.

After an exhausting match where Frank gave her a surprisingly tough challenge, Isa receives a well-earned reward: the opportunity to spend some time with the very same opponent who made her work so hard.

And she clearly enjoys it.

Isa openly admits that she likes being in control, and she even brought an absolutely stunning outfit for the occasion. Honestly, she looks incredible in it. Confident, powerful, and fully aware of the effect she has.

Throughout the time she uses many of her favorite positions, including headscissors, camel clutch variations, facesitting control, Nelson holds, and several powerful pins where she slowly secures her opponent and applies steady pressure.

Rather than rushing, Isa takes her time. She enjoys the control, the reactions, and the opportunity to remind Frank exactly who came out on top. Her strength, confidence, and playful attitude are on full display from start to finish.

It’s a fascinating contrast to the aggressive competitor you usually see on the mats. The same power is still there — it’s simply expressed in a very different way.

A stylish, confident, and highly entertaining showcase featuring one of the strongest women on the mats.

Isa Fight steps onto the mats at 168 cm and 77 kg — usually the one overpowering smaller opponents with sheer strength and pressure. This time, however, things are a little different.

Now she gets the chance to experience what her opponents usually feel.

To make it happen, we brought in Dexter — 184 cm and around 95 kg — a large, powerful, and determined opponent who has no intention of holding back.

As always, both fighters received the same instructions: fight safely, but fight for real. Full effort. Full resistance. No acting, no fake reactions, no staged outcomes.

That’s how I produce my competitive matches.

Nobody has to pretend because both athletes genuinely want to win and use every tool, technique, and advantage they have available.

The dynamic immediately becomes fascinating. Isa is incredibly strong and aggressive, but for once she faces someone who can physically match — and sometimes even overwhelm — her power. Dexter, meanwhile, arrives highly motivated after previous losses against Lara and Sativa. He has no desire to leave the mats embarrassed again.

The result is a tense, energetic, and highly physical 20-minute battle full of pressure, scrambles, determination, and real competitive intensity.

Will Isa’s strength finally be enough?

Or will Dexter give her a firsthand experience of what her own opponents usually go through?

Grab your popcorn. This one is a fight.No Holding Back.

Andy (173 cm / 64 kg) and Isa Fight (168 cm / 77 kg) have already shared several battles together in the past — but now, after more than 5 years, they finally meet again on the mats.

And this time, things feel different.

Isa has spent some time working hard on her strength training and physical power. She enters this match stronger and more determined than ever before. She wants to finally break the pattern and get the win she’s been chasing for years.

Andy, meanwhile, casually admits she hasn’t really trained that much lately... although according to the girls, that’s exactly what she always says right before she wipes the floor with people.

So who wins this time?

Will Isa’s size, strength, and pressure finally be enough?

Or will Andy once again prove that timing, movement, experience, and her frustratingly effective style are more dangerous than raw power alone?

From the very beginning both women go all in. Neither wants to give an inch. The match quickly turns into an exhausting and highly competitive battle full of scrambles, pressure, transitions, submissions, and nonstop effort from both sides.

This is a real 20-minute competitive wrestling match with all submissions allowed — no acting, no fake reactions, just two experienced women trying their absolute best to win.

At both the beginning and the end of the video we also share a friendly conversation together, giving the whole match a more personal and authentic atmosphere.

The fight becomes incredibly physical and tiring for both of them, and by the end you can truly see how much energy they left on the mats.

Prepare your popcorn and enjoy the show — this one is absolutely worth watching.